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• -?)- - - 4 11 • \` ) T . . !), , • • t Ift r u ;I (h( )lain- 4iog ;ene - 3 cleat . itlA_ 0 ao ;eiio t NUMBER 5496.1 UE S D A Y,_ Amur., 24, 1810. ALr PENNY iCi L 11" • PW THEATgE ROYAL,-covENTpGARDEN. O-MORROW EVENING, April 25, 1810, will be performed the Comedy of THE WHEEL OF. . FORTUNE., • Pentudti6ck, Mi.' K E Nli3L E. To which will.be added, the Pantbinithe of , HARLEQUIN PEDLAR i • Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Ped'l'ar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; : • -Clown; Mr. GRI IALDI ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS. • • BOXes 75: Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 35.6 a. Second Price Gallery 2s. Second Price . is. : —Up.tter Gallery i s , vPlaces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr.' Brandon, at thy ' ;7w Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, from Ten 4 11 17 • our. The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, 'and.the Play at Half past Six. On Thursday, The 'Grecian Daughter; with Oscar and palvina.—On Friday, King Henryithe Fourth,•Part "iturday, The Gamester. ,:r he Public are respeelfully informed, that a new Musical Zle,_rpiece is in rehearsal, and wilt very ,;oon be produced:. SALES OF :ESTATES, . . . ricruAiL INC-OFFICE, Fe:. 26, aro., . FA Rms. in diTerent Parts 'of. ENGLAND, recently valued,-a; DON :pig. DICKSON, Land Agent Ind , now to by Aligsrs. LOU- T HE CO,4IIIOSIONEPS for VICTLizi LLIILVO HIS 111/17ESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tkat on • FridaY, the Ist of gone, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed 41 and' treat for the Supplying of SEA .PRO. NISIONS , to his Molest?: ships and "n4i‘els at Holifox, in IVova Scotia ; 'Quebec ' in Canada ; Norfolii in Virgins t and the blonde Be: :nub, !conjointly in one Contratif far Twelve Months certain; the ltd of August next, and further Until six Months ,sing shall be given on giber 4ide for the teincina. lion thereof. • ~~r= .iar• Parochial- Rates or Modus for 'ythe, thit whole being Tyt . 4e Free. velit' 'on) a games of the Farmi, and where situated. Contents in Acres. Valied Rent to Te. nants at. Will. Valued sent on a '2l Years Lease. ?lent' ice to Dun's Farm, Lincolnshire I.udford, Ditto - - Panthospe, Ditto - Hibbaldstow, Ditto Legbiirn, Ditto - - Berwell, Ditto - aleby, Ditto - Grove -Ash, Oxon - • Ityman's, Dale, Ditto .. - Manor Farm,,G;toncestershire 66 4 37 2 J 75 3 2 0 229 31 0 izs Iso 6001. . 6001. - . 4 0 4 1 . • 4631. 3601. . 4001. 2 4 01 . 4 1%10t .to, lie Tit op this; Tenuic Ditto Dach; ioool. cool. 6001. 6001. 70.- 1. , 30 1 .! 41. per Acre I ' Very lo ,- .V'' 1. 4 i $ 1 " • • 211. ' 35 1 .' b 1 1 1 ) trtyo lo vV 2zl. ' M C. street c 1?• bo Ta be Laid far 4y Bills, payable with interest, ninety days iifter date. r c ito 159 to 2p 828 4 1 5 z 6 250,_ 455. pit' Acre 455. Ditto at Guineas Ditto 31.'.r05. per Acre 3 Guineas o . itto j Guineas Di t to 3 Guineas Do. on q Years Lease 3 Guineas Do.do. is.:per Act :Very low Ditto Ditto Office. The Conditions of the ContraEi may be seen at the Secretary's e , Lodge Farm, Ditto , . - Middle Farm, Ditto ' - No regardWillgehad to any Tender in which the Prieis shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board &fere One o'Clock on the said Friday,' the ere of yane next, nor unless the Person znhomeikes the Tender, or some _ . _ Person on his hebalj, attends, to answer, when, called for :—Nor will any Tender that contains extravagant prices upon J:mei ar. titles, and prices much inferior to the real /value upon others, be 'considered as paper to he admitted. LYCEUM THEATRE Granted for Licenseot the LORD CHAMBERLAIN , %t rained for the present Season to the joint application of .all Parties principally interested. . THEIR Majesties' Servants, farming the COM vci„ PAN}L of the late DRURY LANE THEAT p er . the THIS PRESENT EVENINt,PIpriI24", tato, per. Q rrn the revived Comedy of • THE CONFEDERACY. • Gripe, Mr. MATHEWS ' . • Money-trap, Mr. DOWTON ; Brass, Mr. M E LVI N ; , A Farm, Ditto 2 diiineas Ditto These Farms are warranted rythe Free, Parish Rates believed to be as aboie stated.—Printed . Part Description ot such Farms, and Heads of the Leases to be gra►ited, 'May - be .had. of LVessis*. Briggs, Gray's Inn, London; of Messrs. 1. and G. Dicksons, St. Andrew's-street, Edinburgh; or of Messrs son, 'few Lodge, Eustone, t con. AH Letters must be postage tree: , I bitto icudars, cc i ntaining a Lockett, anti Fisher, Loudon and Dick- no fort- He His, said, LANDED E . STA'I 4 ES. recently _valued, and now to be FOUR HUNDRED EXTRA CHANCES. Q WIFT and - Co. are selling' The Tickets and Shares of the NEWSFATE Lb TT E RY,' consisting of 5,000 Numbers, the whole to be drawn - on the Bth of }UN E. .This Lottery contains, besides the usual- Prizes, Four Extra Prizes of ONE H 11p;UP. E I) . TICK E eaCh, - 1?y which a Chance will be obtained of. a larger SUM th'an ever ryas gained by a Ticket in any Lottery. • SWIET and. Co. have had the satisfaftion to divide among the Esiblic in the last and late Lotteries, Fifty of the great Prizeg, .at their Offices, No. It, Potiltry„ (established in r7s§l, tz, Charing cross, and No. 3 4 .Aldgate High st rect. Niue SOLD by Messrs. I,ot/DO'N e and DICKSON,. Land Agents. - Q Capital .FREEHOLD and TYTHE-FREE ESTATE, in Oxon, containing an excellent large Family House, Woods, and 'lee. Acres, now in Seven Firins, Valued annual rent 20.61. price 50,6001. Half this sum may remain on mortgage tor ten years, a sL per cent. SA LEBY, a capital Freehold T•i,the-free Estate, in Lin colnshire, with a good House, situated 12 miles from Louth, contains i2s Acres. l' rice 7000 guineas.. LESBURN FARM, Lincolnshire, a Freehold TytheJree Estate, containing 229 Acres of excellent Soil ; valued reiit; if held at will. 3601. ; on a 21 }ears lease 67,01. per annum: Price, timber inclusive, 9.3c0 guineas,: sOOO of which may remain on mortgage at -51. per tent. for seven years. A capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, in Gloucestetshire, Tythe:teee, held by tenants at will,:‹ontaining in all about 7000 Acres ; valued rent, at will, 36001... per annum ; on a 14 years lease snool. per annum; on a 21 years lease s6ool. per annum. Price goooal. Printed particulars, describing each Estate, May be had of Messrs. Briggs, LoCkett, and Fisher, Gray's inn, London ; Messrs.T. and G . Dickson, St. Andreviis-street, Edinburgh and Messrs. Loudon and Dickson, Tew Lodge, Oxon,-Who will treat with intending Purchasers. • *** .All Letters must be Post paid. Lrr:l 'hurti- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • April t B, alq. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTI's ORDNANCE do her Thy give Notice, that Proposals soil. he received at their Officr, , in Pall-111411, on or before itionday, the 3cith daly of .April inst. from - such Persons as may be •trilling to Undertake the Supply of PIG • LEAD, for, Servile of this Department, Jo► a period of Six Months from 3d elfilvi iteki • . ice!, oI era' Dick. Mr. JONES, • r.rmission - of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Co vent-garden)' Clarissa, Miss DUI•ICAN ; Corinna, Mrs,.. EDWIN ; Flippanta, Mrs. ORG E R End of the Play (ad time). a'nevir Cadeßallet,-cabled--. C a rn THE :VILLAGE DOCTOR. .j ,", , Posed by 141onsieur F RAN CESCO A N TO NI ti'M 0N: 6CNANI, a celebrated Mime, and princip a l Grotes q ue .ar!cer, from the Timm: at Lisbon (his ad appearance ' l Lngland). • • • The .over, Mr,R.OBSRT ; The llodor, Mr. HO JAE, ; Tartar; Mr. M ATI-LENS ; (ford ea 11. d <oner and k.‘ iiiCli - 11 and ISH Sold TWENT' tlieTwo last Lottcries, 9, • V i likntme's Qay, 4 th February, 1810. r Prize of t- - - - 5,.00 CAPITAL PRIZES in in Shares, at 4, Cornhili, and A Specimen of thi Lead to be supplied may be viewed upon application -to the Comp'','Oil& of the Royal Laboratory at incl. with ;, and further Particulars, tog aher with 7he Terms and Coulitio4s of the Contract, may be known ai the Secretaty's Office, in Pall-1171alt,afiresaid, any d!y, between the hours 41 Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and indorsed, ." Proposals for Pig Lead ;" but fio Proposal-rase-be 'adotitted - after the said Both inst. at Twelve o'Clocfr , 4f. , ,Alaint of the same 'day ; neither 'will any Tender be noticed,..se7llest . .ibe Party making it, of an Agent in his Gehalf, steal! attend. '• _ _ 3o!il LATE LOTTERY, • Drawn Great 2oth Ocaober, z 139, 2 Prrzcs of - - aGro,ooo aod chain of oie hi the 1 , 1 , Celdinel, Mr. GUSSIO ; ,"e Footman, Tartar, Knifegrinder, and Postilion, by ' 4l ekt , r I.RAINICESC ANTONIO iNIONTIGNANI ; • Rosa, Miss RA RDING -; . . .. LiSett3; Miss VA I. E 11 CY. To which wilt be added, the Farce of . . THE. 'WEATHERCOCK. - - .• Tristram Hack Mr. DE CAMP; -371- 17 1 1.° ' " ' V-riella Mrs' KELLY. '.')''''''' h T;:lorrow, The. Cabinet.—On Thursday., • ; It latei ts Or, \F ire and Brother. .. 7-- - - 1,000 3 2 - 5,900 1,000 500 3-- - - 12 Capitals. 8 Capitals. . .. I TliE LLEWENY'ESTATE, NORTH WALES. • TO BE SOLD - BY AUCTION,' t . By WINStANLEY and SON, i At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of-England, London, en i . Tuesday, 'May z 9, mid tollowing'Day, in 4S Lots, unless previously disposed of by Private Contra6t,•prevtous to the - tsth et May, r - T'HE very Extensive .and Valuable -FRBEHOLO I. , ESTATE; comprising the noble-Mansion of Lleweny , 'Hall, which contains ample acconintodationTor a +amity of • :the first distinetion. --Also a convenient Reildence, called ; Cotton-Hall, together with new ereciedand very commodidus ' Bleach Works, ‘Vater . ovrn -Mill, and Iron Forge, all well tup.plied with wiocer ; s eithlic-homie, and several improva tali rititns, the whole containing near tour thousand Acres of .extraordinary rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Laid, in a high state of - cultivation, and lingnearly in a '..tig-.fence, the annusil value whereof is upwards ut 7zeol. The Estate is nilerseadd by the river Clwyd, most beautifully situate in thwvale , of Clwyd, aunt Counties of Denbigh and Flint, North Wales, three miles from Denbigh, six from St. A'aph, eight from Ruthin, ten from Mold, twelve from Abergely, i and twenty-four from t !tester. The. Estate may, be viewed, by applying to Mr. Huxfotd, at Lieweny ilall. Particulars, with Plans annexed, may be had of Messrs. Manley, and J. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, London ; of Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-Tow ; of Mr. S. Lowe, Solicitor, Whitechurch, Shrop,hire.; of Mr. Calveley, Sur veyor, Stapleford, near Chester; -of 'Mr.Thomas Winstanley, Audioneer, Liverpool ; of Messrs. Ka)r and Renshaw, rid Messrs. Duckworth anti Chippendale, Manchester; Mr: I' 'Wynne, Solicitor, Mold ; Mr. John (ones Ruthin ; Mr. Hughes, Denbigh ; of Mes Sis. Pmtbertoil ' and Coupland, Shrewsbury; also at •tlw , !principal Inns, at Denbigh, St. Asapli, Aberconwy, Caernarvon, Ruthin, Wrexham, Os r vestry, Shrewsbury, Birmingham, Flint, Holy well, and i Chester. ' TICKFTS . SHARES' whiCh:begins and ends. on the.. as above,—The Scheme ahon Money Prices, besides which FOUR E vrtz A PRIZES C by which a Single Ticktt may a Sixteenth 6,opo.Guineas.—S culars, at 4, Cornhdl, or g, for the NEW LOTTERY, Bth of JUNE, ate now selling Inds with the usuaf number of the Contraaor gives • , )1; 400 WHOLE TICKETS, • gain upwards of 100,0,0 f and ;helms to be had, with parti. , L!haring.cross, London. er, of .1) w. 13 By Order ef . the Board, R. H. CREW; See. )uJIL7g lie he Sf) CIETY OF it.NTIQUAKIES OF _LONDON. ‘ 7 . ESTERDAY • being' .St. George's Day, tbe . sSo CLEPY of ANT.IQUA'RI ES met at their A part- Ots in Somerset-place, in pursuance of their Statutes and q i i, , ter of Incorporation, .to efed a Presdent, Council, and Thi l l eers of the ~ociety tbr the 1 ear ensuing; whereupon • 5 Most Noble George, Marquis of 'Townsend and Earl of p A n Leicester, ~ A. oarnard, Esq. NI William Hamilton, Esq. . Bray, E sq . Sainuel.Lysons, Esq. $. eh-. Carlisle. Esq.. Craven Or:I , Esq. 4 .. C. Englefield, Part. I Matthew !taper, Esq,.. ', ,htliony Hamilton, D. D - . Joseph Windham. Et , cl• key e AN hof the Council. were ra..eltusen of the New Council CI .lari es 13aratty, Esq. 'Edwatcl jerningham, Esq._ :3iir H un , 1 , . ' R I . Carew. Charles Dukeof Norfolk, 'vtllia m Lord Bishop of John To..vneley, Esq. • i i Qloyne, Brig. Gen. T. 11 . Turner , l i e "): Ellis. Esq. Rev. Stephen Weston, I"lry Viscount liarberton s t th," of the. other Members of the §ociety were c h osen of th hew Council, and they were severally declared to be t bt e ()Lulea for the Year ensuing ; and on a Report made .P i e Officers of the Society, it appeared that, lif / '',e Most Noble t;eorge Marquis of Townshend and 'Earl ;ye.Leeste,r Was eleded President. ,„Illiarn Bray, Esq. Treasurer. "Wttltew Raper, Esq. Diredor. I\: kev T, W. Wrighte, A.M. Secretary ; and „ r ic h h. Carlisle, F.sq Secretary forthe year ensuing ro . TeSociety afterwards dined together at the Cwn and hor Tavern, in the Strand, according to annual custont. M. at t op I Ile t k) J his Day .was published, In Post•Quatto, price I 'AS in boards,. PISTI,F,S on WOMEN ; exemplifying their Charadcr and Condition- in various ,Ages and Nations,'and Miscellaneus Poeins. -. . - - - , TULL MONEY FOR PRIZES, IORNSBY and Co. respeetfully , inform their . - . Friends, that every Prize' purchased at their Offices is in 'the course of Paynrnt, whether a t si. or a 2.0,c5011. In the last Four Lotteries HO LtNI3 Y and Co. shared and U 1 tile! By LUCY AIKIN. Printed f)r. J. Johnson, and ro. St. Paul's ChKeh-yard. • . • sold • 4-Of - ‘ . 20,6000 I of . 24,000 3 of 10,000 2 . of - 2,000 4 , of - 5.000, .4 •-of - • 4,etio • • Besides-several 0100 1 - 'x••* Ac ' The 'prelent STATE LO"l'TEky allbrits•tThances supe rior to any former Lottery ; a Sixteenth Siaare may gain Six Thousand Guineas ; Tickets, Halves, Quat ters, and Eighths, their equal proporticns. One Hundred Thousand Pounds can be gained by a single Adventure. The Extra Prizes given on the present occasion reduce the number of Tickets fur Sale; it therefine may be presumed, that a scarcity will prevail, particularly so, as it was the case in the last Lottery. , All Orders executed by• Post or C:arrier, exadly on the sante terms as it present. Pries •pai..l on deinlnd, at z 6, Cornhill, and,St. Marga• ret's Hill, Borough. FOURTH EDITION. Price ics. 6d. in boards. Measured from the Customary by. the or, t tf: strt tanclan4, A 1J n ARY'S - ITINERARY : or, an Accurate Deli neation of the GREAT ROADS, both dired and cross, throughout ENG LAND and WALES, and 'Part ,of SCOTLAND, carefully revised and corrected and in addi tion to the useful articles before given in. this IVork, is now added a List of those Inns throUghout the Metropolis, front which tilt Mail and Stage Coaches go ; 'shewing the tune of their. Department, the Route they severally take, and Time of Arrival /at their respedive inns in the Country, their Flour of Departure from thence, 'and of Arrival in London, Also Maps of the Environs of London, Bath, Brighton, and Margate, &c. &c. Printed fur john Cary, Mapseller, tS r, Strand; and may , be had of all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. ca- A Set of-; Country Maps, bound with the above, calf gilt, Maps handsopely coloured, price il. tos. uir.c ., 'XO llll ' to be II . ui3 I ;.,VVO`Alt ~~ ontagUe s Rtish rhonlas i!ie!ce. rey.. tailotte, the list° of the ere, 0- mrviviv4 ry Sayer' ghtqr of in tl ,t7 .I:Nt ,i 1 cuman , 1);113e. jo y,:,54. ries. ".1%," s,on late 6c" . ate, sigca I. xtrrau t,istvil • ;I lor.itiD, s,. Osnry h A:, so:z alt, 1):0- :r lcle:1 :ad Y' 186 Ss. pr. 5..135. P` ...... ,„...., EAGI.L LIF,II CO RNLI' I. L, LONDON. THIS description of Insurance is of ineStitriabYe or It~tceimportance to all Person holding,.Annuities, Leases, dependent on- Lives, or whe:e IncoineveaAe with tt e. Ev 6 'sT ll pLe —A i'erSon. thirty years of age 'may, 'hy the t ,4i annual PaYanetir of lit. 75. id. secure sool. to be Z ie ; { to.tds gamil } ., .pr otherwise„as he tillys ttltairat his •4t •A ny ' other suns in,y be insured in like inanner, and 1 0 1'other age. ' One Person may insure anotlier' amount of any Interest he ,may haVe in the ' coati. nuance thereof. • No'. Entrance, Money or Admission Fine lturett. 'N o Charge for Policies or Certificates of :Re- ; ei, eC. No I:l.gistry of ,ssigtimentS required: ; A large io°,:trtission allowed to Solicitors, or other lersons procurz - Insurances. • W. BEETHAM, Secretary. 1 17 :he 'ERA \TELLER who left Ware last Tuesday oitti last.) will immediately inform his I lt ',L s loloyers where he is to be . found,*he need not be alarmed.- Ny.‘ -i rcumstances which have transpired, but will be treated 11 , 1 t 11 the utmost' Lenity, and - kindly received'in London. On I , # '? contrary*, it should 1110 t within a few days make known 1 14 e he is, or return to his Eni",'loyers, it will be necessary kuPrtlblish a description at his Person, with other 4'arti ' • t , Aprii a 3, tBio, ~,cYoung Lady left her house on Saturday April ,!is.7.ist, bet U , ecti the hours of three and four o'clock in 4 aittillool . l. She is about the Middle size, and had on thgleyish drab-coloured cloth pelisse, with silk cord rotind t: s l3 , ( 'ttom, tied round the waist with silk cord and acorn s lot ; a large straw poke bonnet, a muslin dress ;. silk tilungs, awl light brown jean .half boots., -galochecl with cit lea!lier. She had 4 gilt inet,:l watch, and a small case ofes. d with dark blue silk, 4:ontaining some gold and Bank I tt ocver will give information to No. to , Upp e r lohn tti.etti -Golden so twat - she may be found by .her W i lds shall receive .ONE lIUNDREb GUINEAS RE- D. 414hould-this advertisement meet the eye of the young Lady, "I ` e ► nlY he - certain that her a b sence is unkn , wn•to everyone, ktu tn Ptin , she will her owden relation s' received withJ at home the ; utmost kindness., aid anu that 'if sis -will smut am notice ever taken of the past - FOR BILE AND INDIGESTION. -- - THALLAM'S AN-rilimoup PILLS. HESE Pills are particularly reporinnended in all Bilious Complaints, whether arising from a weak or de - SC Red Attion of the Stomach, from Colds, whereby the . I. (3 Ctiori of Bile is , obstrucled, or from Excess in Eating or ~ 4,l,linkings wherein the Bile is rendered. acrid and corrosive, vv . regurgisated,.te the Stomach, causing Sickness, - (aundice, ,nY Disorders; Indigestion, Jrc. Art Habitual C6stiveness, a sluggish St ite of the Bowels, Witt n•kHead-ach,and also during Pregnancy, they may be taken Witli singular good st IS 9d. Per Box. duty included. tvivd.,saleand retail by Sitsw and Edvv.ards, 66, St. ellurcit . -PA, London, and Mail by Ilagibr, Edit - 1- .14 A hs dint Bull, Dublin, And 41 Deiadro 4141410diCiAgto COLON EL POLLEN. , Pursuant to a Deeree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the isth day of March, taco, made in a Cause wherein WILLIAM LEVERTON is Plaintiff, and ELIZA BETH PRIMROSE POLLEN and others are Defen dants, THE CREDITORS or GEORGE AtIGUSTUS- PoI.LEN, heretofore of , •Little Bookham, in Surry; and.of st. Margaret's Wesminster, Esq. M.P. who for some time resided a Halifax, in Nova Scotia, and who was ship wreased and drowned oil Memel, on board the Ship Agathon,. Capt. Koop, are forthwith to come in and proVe their Debfs betore Samuel Compton Cox, Esq one-of the iWasters_of the said Court, as his Chambers, in Souttlainptonbuildings; C s uaneery 7 lane, London, or in default thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the said Dectet. • • LOGG EN and SMITH, I3asinghall7street, London, Solicitors • SAVING IN DUEL. C LATER' s 'STEA M KITCHEN,, combined with, Li a Roaster, and w itlt pr without a Hot Closet, on a now and highly approved Construdion, forms the ►Host clean and best Cook►ng ANiparatus in the World; the whole is upon the most simple Principle, performing, by the aid of one small Fire, the various Operations of Steaming, Boi'ing, Roasting, Stewing, Baking, acid Broiling, at one and the same time, or separately, do►ng away nearly all the Labour and Expense in common use. References may be had from tho Proprietor to Families of the first Respedability. The Apparatus may be had of any size Or form, according to the convenience of situation, or the number of Persons it is intended to cook for. One that will stand in the compass of a sqUare yard, will be found large enough to dress Viduals for more 'than thitty people. The Price is moderate, and one fourth of the Sav►ngs arising f►om its use, will clear its first Cost in'tbe course of one year. Orders received 'by lOHN SLATER, the Patentee„ in Birmingham, and at No. 49, Rathbone; place,. OXford.street, London. • This Day was published, in Svo. price 2s. in boards. 11 TREATISE on the EXTERNAL CHARACT "PERS of FOSq I.S. Translated from the German of Abrdham.Gottlob %Ve - mar, Counse3or of MineS, Profes sor of Mineralogy, &c &e: By TIIOMAS WEAN P,ft.. _ - - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row, London; and M. N. &Tabun, 1:-.9, Grafton-street, CERTAIN DISEASE. •_ DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, called GUTTA SALUTARIS, may be deitentied on to be a certain, safe, and speedy cqre for the most inveterate Venereal Disease, -Meets, Ulcers, Pains and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; its operation is by urine and insensible perspiration. A slight case is generally. cured in a tew days, and a confirmed Lues in a short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsiesi Rheurnatisms,, Gravels, Weaknesses, and UNtructiotis, are speedily removed by these safe and salutary drops. They require nothing to work them of 1; no restraint of diet, or hinderanco from business. Those who take them may de pehd on a sound and perfect cure, without the knoWledge of any person whatever. . They cause no 'sickness, and the pi tient may go about his or her business without the least das ger. The large quantities that are daily sold for exportation and domestic use, prove their efficacy. to suipasS every other medicine in the known world. Sold by appointment of Dr. Freeman at• Mr. - Butler's, No. 4, Cheapsitle, corner of Pa ternoster-row ;- and retail by one or more Metliciae Venders in every town,. in Spates at its. 9d. and 4s. &i, each, with ample direr:that*. ' I.ln: , ,Satur.d4 will he poOtishol, ' In Six latgc , 041:tvo Volumes. price 31. 3S. • A New Fditioti of TIT THEOLQGI'cA I, and NEa US WORKS of the itew. 11.1.1aM (ONES, F. .s.. To which is prefixeCt, • • A Short Account of his Life and Writings. Ily WILLIAM S.TEVENS, Esq. Printed for V. C. and I. Rikthrjon, No P 2,. St. Paul's, e2hurch-yard ; so;dalso by I. 1-hichard, No." 190, Piccadilly. SECRETS OP THE INQUISITION. This Day was published, In One large Volu 4tii. With is 'flue plates, pike 21. 12s. ' 6d. ; a leWPruif Copies oil larv,paoer 41 .;s, 'THE .I.T.ITORY of tlie INC4II.ISaIONS , • in eluding the secret l'ransadions of those horrid Tribu nals. - With prefatory Remarks on the Catholic Question generally, and on Lord GrenVille's letter in particular. Printed. for Stockdale, junior, -4 t,. Mall. • Where may be had, in one large volume price tos. Dr. Clarke's Memoirs of the Kingly and Papal-Suprelny. Also, the Second Edition,-correrled, price 6s. The Right Him. Dr. Duigenan'S Explanation of the Na ture and Extent of-the Demands of the Roman Catholics. • This Day was published, price rs. r r NGLAND VINDICATED; or„ Obserwions LI on a Paririphlet,. entitled 1 ` England the Cause of Eu rope's Subjugation." Addressed to the British Nation. ..Th - ere are times, when, if a man would have his coun try,claim him, his country .rniist be all in his thoughts."'- _ ; . • England the. Cause cf urppe's Subjugation. ;Printed and. sold by R. {abet, Ileralai-011iee, Birming ham ;'sold also by S: Tipper, Leadenhall.street ; Longman and' Co: Paternoster row ; Crosby .and Co. Stationers'. eratirt, LUdgate:hill; London;. .1. I'. Lucas, Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Ferrall, Birmingham ; ind,all other Booksellers. . 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